SpaceX's upcoming IPO centers entirely on Elon Musk, who will hold CEO, CTO, and board chairman roles, controlling over 82% of voting shares with no designated successor. This concentration of power, drawing parallels to 'prophetic founders' like Steve Jobs, is seen as the defining feature of its offering, not a weakness. For developers and professionals involved with SpaceX or similar ventures, understanding this model of singular leadership is crucial, though its long-term sustainability remains a question.
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